awk in pipeline script works differently from local version

[valt25]

I use awk command  to parse pid of my server process. So i have next command with its output:

But it does not work. To know reasons of it i go step back:

Here we can see, that awk statement have no affect result.

At the same time, exactly this command  on server  works properly.

So how cann i solve this issue? What i am doing wrong?

[Philip Hodder]

Can you double check the output of "ps aux | grep '/[r]ace_bot/' | awk '{print$2}'" on Pipelines? You've got everything else to compare except that at the moment.

[Philip Hodder]

Also you may wanna check that your PIDs are still output as expected if you use:

ps aux | grep '/[r]ace_bot/' | awk '{print $2}' | xargs echo

[valt25]

Sorry for this, first version screen have not been published(

I edited question.

Here is that screen, and i don't know, why it is not working

[Philip Hodder]

Hmmm. Nothing stands out as suspicious. Is the issue reproduced if you run this inside of a Docker environment? Pipelines runs in Docker, so it should be an identical environment here. https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/debug-your-pipelines-locally-with-docker-838273569.html

[Philip Hodder]

Actually. The 'print $2' doesn't seem to be working as expected here. That seems like a candidate.

[Philip Hodder]

What Docker image are you using in Pipelines?

[valt25]

As I understand what image docker, I use

python:3.5.1

 At the same time, at the first command in my scipt i connect to my remote server and then all commands execute on server side.